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"Why are we driving to a Cloud Mobile in the ghetto?" Bradley asked, clicking his seatbelt.
"You're the primary on the account," Grace grinned at him, "we're going to find out exactly where she's been."
"They can do that?" He replied.
"Ya know, for a manipulative jerk, you don't have a very good sense of your arsenal," Grace snarked.
"Hey, Kendall's not a cheater!" Bradley snapped, "I never needed to know where she was, alright?"
"Perhaps not," Grace clicked her lighter repeatedly against the cigarette in her mouth before taking a long hit, "but she's been feeding me some bogus story about a guy she's supposedly fucking. I don't buy it."
"She's already sleeping with someone else?" Bradley asked, looking away.
"Mhm," Grace nodded, blowing smoke out the window, "and it's not who she says it is."
Bradley looked toward her with a concerned face.
"You don't really think she's messing around with that deadbeat, do you? I know he's always wanted to, but there's no way she'd actually let him, right?" He asked suspensefully.
Bradley abhorred the thought of Shawn having Kendall in ways he no longer could, broken up or not.
"I'm almost certain she is," Grace answered, "I snuck into their place last night, and she was nowhere to be found--just him and a giant wet spot on the bed. Nobody else."
Bradley slowly looked away from her, listening to the horrors she discovered. His mind couldn't help but explore scenarios that led to his greatest insecurity coming true.
"That's why we're going," Grace continued, "because I wanna see where her phone was last night. She's either telling the truth or really good at hiding. We're gonna find out soon."
Down in the laundry room of their house, Avery stared at the dark blue panties she found in Shawn's room, holding them in her hands. She sighed, tossing them into the washer with the rest of her clothes. She was ready to return them to Kendall that night and confront her about where she found them. Her nerves fussed just thinking about it. What would happen if she caught Kendall in a lie? How would their family handle it if something inappropriate was happening between her and Shawn? Avery silently prayed there was a misunderstanding, dreading the conversation that would occur in a few hours. As much as she wanted to believe they would never do such a thing, she knew she needed to be brave and use her motherly instincts to detect any potential lies from Kendall. It was finally time to get to the bottom of the games.
- COMMENTS
Anonymous7 months agoFucking bullshit for her friends to come into the house this late at night without being invited in. This story gets crazier all the time, First of all these adults not mid-teenagers and are being treated in this story as if they are mid-to-late teenagers. They are in their 20's or there abouts......... Good grief.
dick_harden8 months agoReally? Grace breaks into their house and Shawn wants to engage her in a discussion? And why the fuck would Brad care? Trying to make the plot all complex is not necessary. Keep it simple.
Anonymous8 months agoGrace needs to go jail. Shawn needs grow up and both should come clean with mom and dad. Great love story but agree that the lovers need a victory. What happened Marcie?
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Ronge8 months agoThe story is treading deeply into soap opera drudgery complete with characters behaving stupidly in service of the plot. You really had something in the earlier chapters with intriguing conflict but this chapter veered wildly into trashy afternoon programming. Shawn couldn't make an effort to remove the panties he so keenly had noticed the entire time Grace and his mother were in the room, hoping they wouldn't see? Or Kendall for that matter? When it was a resolved plot point previously about leaving things around? Come on--you are spinning your wheels with the plot here and not moving beyond any of the conflicts. As well, you are writing Shawn as a pushover and that's fine, but being accosted in your own house by someone who broke into the place, at night, and who by all rights should be arrested--doing nothing about it is a stretch.
The Grace and Bradley team up is digging the conflict hole deeper without any satisfying resolutions yet. How about giving Shawn and Kendall some wins?
